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Kinder Morgan application OK'd

The National Energy Board approved a tolling application linked to Kinder Morgan's pipeline expansion plan last Thursday. The approval does not mean the pipeline expansion will go forward, per se.

Burnaby gym shuts its doors

Nova Fitness and Health closed down its centre in Burnaby earlier this spring

Local farm supplies Choices

For three years, Dave Carlson has been running Burnaby's Common Ground Community Farm, growing a variety of crops for shareholders, but the farm's salad greens will be sprouting up in Choices Markets across the Lower Mainland.

Monitor home from an iPhone

Home monitoring is a growing market that could be worth $60 billion by 2017, according to Juniper Research, and a Burnaby-based company is getting in on it. Founded in 2010, NYCE Control is a global supplier of wireless home sensors.

Environmental strategy takes three phases

Burnaby council continues to push its environmental sustainability strategy through several phases of public consultation. A three-phase consultation plan has been developed with the first phase slated to begin immediately.

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Burnaby man among those arrested at Mission grow-op

A 33-year-old Burnaby man was arrested in Mission on May 3 as part of five search warrants executed by B.C.'s anti-gang police. According to a press release, the Combined Forces Special Enforcement Unit of B.C.
Jobs are easier to come by than you may think, you just have to ask for help

Jobs are easier to come by than you may think, you just have to ask for help

GT Hiring Solutions connects employers with prospective employees throughout Burnaby

Burnaby's mayor called a hindrance by Surrey-Fleetwood MLA

Mayor Derek Corrigan says the Langley mayor/Liberal MLA's comments are unfounded

Business associations across Burnaby vow to work with new government

Burnaby business heads believe it will be business as usual under the new Liberal government. Despite the B.C. NDP promises to boost small businesses, trades and improve tax credits for the film industry - the B.C.